Two kinds of living entities — Now Krishna being the knower of the Vedas summarizes two classes of living entities, fallible (conditioned) in the material world and infallible (liberated) in the spiritual world
Here the Lord gives in summary the contents of ‘Vedanta Sutra’ (15.16 – 15.18)
aBoth classes of living entities are eternal separated parts and parcels
The living entities in contact with the material world are called “jiva-bhuta”
Struggling in the world with the mind and the five senses
Bodies are constantly undergoing six changes
Due to contact with matter, the living entity appears to be changing
Any living entity in contact with matter (Brahma down to small ant) is changing it’s body
They are in oneness with the Supreme Personality of Godhead
Oneness does not mean they have no individuality
It means there is no disunity
They are all agreeable to the purpose of creation
Ofcourse, in the spiritual world there is no such thing as creation – But since the Supreme Lord is the source of all emanations, that conception is explained
Thus this refutes Mayavada
In spiritual world the body does not undergo six changes like matter
All the living entities are always liberated in oneness
This oneness with Krishna of those infallible souls in the spiritual world is herein called kuta-sthah, a oneness in desire.
We are therefore required, as Krishna said in Texts 15.4 and 15.5, to be detached from the material world as Krishna is detached, and, overcoming our desire for independent enjoyment, surrender unto Him